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center for environmental education pipelinemt athletics a z directory mtsu email give search mtsu submit home about the center programs discover the waters of tennessee center staff resources contact us center for environmental education center for environmental education welcome to mtsu s center for environmental education be a phenologist visit arboretum trees are the largest organisms most of us will ever encounter the arboretum was formerly established in 2015 take a virtual tour of the arboretum through a partnership with vanderbilt university at http bioimages vanderbilt edu mtsu 35 if on campus scan the qr code on the tree label to see more information and to choose one of three walking tours to view selected trees please note the tour has not been recently updated to reflect the loss of several trees due to construction and weather blooming flowers migrating birds spawning fish flashing fireflies thunderstorms falling leaves buds opening leaves falling harvest moons rutting deer frozen ponds birth death are all part of the cycles of life experienced each year keeping track of cyclical events is only one part of the story linking how these changes relate to weather temperature and rainfall is the science of phenology and a perfect way to encourage youngsters to journal go outside to your school yard or nature center and inspire students to record these phenological happenings throughout the school year plant budding and floral blooms in the spring summer and fall ex first daffodil bloom or last redbud leaf to fall spring and fall migration patterns of some birds and or mammals ex first robin or frogs calling in spring geese in flight in fall denning and emergence dates of hibernating animals ex toads hibernating or squirrels building nests in forks of trees appearance of fireflies mosquitoes and other insects ex level of bee activity in the garden or birds at the classroom bird feeder fruiting harvest dates of various cultivated plant species associated insect pests ex in a garden flowerbed etc suggested websites where phenology can be recorded and shared by you and your students are below enjoy ebird http www ebird org here you will find bird sighting information by location species and time of year view others observations and enter your own journey north http www learner org jnorth kids in grades k 12 can use this site to enter their field observations and track the migration of monarch butterflies birds and mammals the budding of plants and other natural events like changing sunlight project budburst http budburst org the chicago botanic gardens allows you to be a citizen scientist enter information about the budburst leafing and flowering of native tree and flower species in your neighborhood observation reports will help us all understand how plants respond to climate and atmospheric changes inaturalist http www inaturalist org this site allows users to record what they see in nature meet other nature lovers and learn about the natural world you take a photo of the organisms and upload it to the web along with the location where you saw it the nice thing is that your smart phone with technology straight from star trek will record your exact location using the built in gps and application uploads on the web site project noah http www projectnoah org using an app for mobile phones this citizen science project encourages you to document your wildlife sightings and in the process collect important ecological data and help raise awareness of global biodiversity brigida 2010 monarch watch http www monarchwatch org there are several ways to be involved either as an individual as a classroom teacher with students and more national phenology network https www usanpn org will put you in touch with a wealth of information and useable resources for phenology photo credits images at top of page are by darel hess contact us mtsu center for environmental education mtsu box 60 murfreesboro tn 37132 phone 615 904 8283 shipping address mtsu cee 2672 greenland drive murfreesboro tn 37132 the cee office is located in the davis science building on campus mtsu campus map dr cindi smith walters retired but still uses mtsu email cindi smith walters mtsu edu dr kim sadler 615 904 8283 kim sadler mtsu edu bob english 615 210 8774 engc205 aol com follow us quick links board of trustees campus safety canvas contact us email faqs important disclosure information jobs at mtsu library one stop parent guardian payment how to reset passwords pipeline mt privacy policy resources schedule an advising appointment transfer pathways true blue core university police middle tennessee state university 2026 nondiscrimination policy terms
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